Samsung's new MLCC removes high-frequency noise from 5G phones - SamMobile

Samsung Electromechanical has

A new type of multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC), which is 18% thinner than previous solutions, and has a 3-slot structure designed to reduce high-frequency power noise. Why is this important? Because Samsung’s new MLCC is expected to become popular and be

Mobile equipment, household appliances and automotive industries.

MLCC is a small component used to control the stable current of consumer electronic products and various other products with integrated circuits. As smart products become smarter, with higher technical content, and components tend to become smaller, Samsung's new MLCC solution addresses the need for smaller capacitors in the 5G era.

Capacitors usually generate noise, even if it is not within the range of human hearing, Samsung claims that its new MLCC solution is not only 18% thinner, but also eliminates the high frequency noise that may be generated by 5G smartphone AP power devices. MLCC achieved this by adopting a 3-slot design, which now includes a grounded socket.

Samsung's new solution is the thinnest in the No. 1209 3-slot MLCC. The size is 1.2 x 0.9 x 0.65mm. The company’s previous MLCC had a width of 0.8mm, but Samsung was able to reduce the footprint of the capacitor

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Samsung Electronics has already provided its new 0.65mm ultra-thin 3-slot MLCC to the global smartphone industry, but it has not specifically designated any customers. Last year, the company revealed its plans

To this end, a factory was opened in Tianjin.